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Dear Gov1 Subscriber,

In top news this week, New Orleans’ city workers will see their pay cut by 10% through the end of the year under furloughs unveiled by Mayor LaToya Cantrell, part of a budget-cutting plan aimed at addressing the financial impact of the coronavirus and the shutdowns designed to slow its spread.

And the director of The Center for Excellence in Public Safety
explains why meaningful change in policing won't come about through new policy or legislation alone.

We'd also like to invite you to attend Lexipol's first user group conference, Connect 2020. Hear from industry experts and learn more about how Lexipol’s products can better help you protect your communities. Attendance for this virtual event is free and registration is open.


The Gov1 Team
 
TOP STORIES
New Orleans furloughs, pay cuts impact first responders, city workers
All 4,700 city employees will have their pay decreased by 10% and will be required to take one unpaid day off for every 14-day pay period
Law enforcement preps for potential election-related unrest
Calif. city declares emergency to speed police reforms
First responders fear FCC plan could interfere with their ability to control traffic signals
LAPD asking for 2,600 more body cameras to outfit all cops
Public-private partnership awarded $1M to create public safety innovation platform
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FEATURED CONTENT
You can’t legislate culture — here’s how to really implement change
By Barry Reynolds 
Changing culture is quite possibly the most difficult leadership challenge a police executive will ever encounter
Training Camden: 3 steps to creating a protector culture
By Jack E. Hoban & Bruce J. Gourlie 
Our goal was to make officers in a “start-up” department ethically driven, effective communicators and tactically proficient
5 steps to begin leading transformational change in your agency
By Sgt. Aaron A. Widener 
Get together with everyone on your shift or unit and decide on at least one transformational goal that you are all passionate about to achieve
OTHER HIGHLIGHTS
Why cities are abandoning Columbus Day in favor of Indigenous Peoples Day
The growing recognition and celebration of Indigenous Peoples Day represents the fruits of a decades-long effort to recognize the role of indigenous people in the nation’s history
What western states can learn from Native American wildfire management strategies
By Kari Marie Norgaard and Sara Worl 
There’s no lack of proposals for managing wildfires more effectively, but what’s missing are perspectives from indigenous communities
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